Kristy Pepping

Kristy Pepping

Content Writer / Copywriter


I am a creative writer, marketing success partner, and multi-topic blogger connecting brands to audiences through high-quality, engaging content. With genuine enthusiasm for learning about new industries, subjects, and target markets, I collaborate with clients to align content with organizational goals for desired impact.

My diverse B2B and B2C industry knowledge includes foundational agency experience that taught me how to partner with clients and organizations to enable goals through compelling content. I possess demonstrated success with digital and print communication, marketing copy, and public relations and outreach.

The thing I love most about what I do is learning about new industries and topics to find the stories within, then developing engaging content designed for target audiences. I pride myself on giving those I work with more than what they expect, leveraging creative, needs-focused research and high-quality content.

Yes, I am letting my 11-year-old daughter wear makeup to school - Mamapedia™ Voices

Yes, I am letting my 11-year-old daughter wear makeup to school Let me rewind and start from the beginning. My daughter is entering sixth grade, and a lot has changed from the second half of fifth grade to today. She used to wear dresses every day to school, and now she is sporting jean shorts and t-shirts. While she still plays with dolls, she is also getting into more junior high-type activities, like bracelet making and texting with her friends. Over the summer, she approached me about anot
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Writing a Business Case: What It Is and How to Write One

As a manager, director, or project lead, you are tasked with creating a project, assembling your team, and then leading the project to completion. And although your company may not require approval for every new project, it’s still vital to get buy-in from all parties involved. Without everyone on board from the start, no matter how great your results, people will question if your project was really worth the time and money spent.
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The Importance of Corporate Communication: Putting Your Plan into Action

You know communication is important in your personal life. But it may not be the first thing that comes to mind in terms of business. However, the importance of corporate communication in the business world is equally as important. Bad communication leads to unhappy employees, turned off customers, and in the end bad profit margins. So what exactly is corporate communications? Corporate communication is all written and spoken interactions both internally and externally. And with more ways to co
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How To Build A Successful Real Estate Team | Hubstaff Blog

If you are a real estate agent who has been in business for a while, you may be contemplating hiring a team or growing your agency. Although it’s hard to give up control of your business, hiring other team members is beneficial. Not only can you share leads, but it allows you to collaborate on complex situations and each team member can specialize in their area of expertise. You can better serve clients, and get more done. So the big question is, where do you begin building a real estate tea
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How to Overcome Common Scheduling Issues

Once you do, the last thing you want is to lose these employees and have to hire new ones. This is both costly, and takes time away from work. Unfortunately, one of the reasons employees quit their jobs is due to scheduling issues. Inc. Magazine named scheduling as their 5th most common reason for quitting. So how do you avoid scheduling challenges, and keep your top performers happy? The answer is to develop a scheduling plan and stick to it.
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Pre-Onboarding: Creating a New Employee Welcome Packet

Put yourself in a new employee’s shoes. You just got the call that you landed the job. While you are excited to start a new career chapter, you are also nervous. Will you really like your new company culture? What about your new co-workers? How will the company benefits and insurance work for you? These are questions that race through a new employee’s mind. How do you put their concerns at ease before and on the first day on the job? It’s easy if you focus on pre-onboarding.
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Tips to Improve Workplace Communication

Do you remember that childhood game of telephone? Someone whispers a phrase in another’s ear and that person is supposed to repeat back what they were told to the next person? After this continues down the line, the last person stands up and repeats the phrase they think they heard. The phase given by the last person is always different than what was said in the first place. This is a lot like what happens at companies. But in the workforce bad communication results in a larger-scale game of te
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Lessonly Alternatives: 9 Strong Learning Management System Contenders

You may be in the market for a learning management system or maybe a replacement to an existing system. Next, you may run an Internet search or talk to peers and wonder if Lessonly is a good option for your company. Although Lessonly has several great features, it’s also lacking in a few ways. Let’s take Software Advice’s review of Lessonly for example. If you read the customer reviews, there are quite a few cons listed. Some of these negatives of using Lessonly are: • “Although it is visually
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Video Production Meets Ad Agency Collaboration: Successful Advertising Takes a Comprehensive Team

In today’s world, where Super Bowl ads are just as popular as “the big game” or YouTube product demonstrations supplement or take the place of in-box instructions, video production is becoming instrumental in the advertising world. But with all the demands, sizes and specialties of ad agencies, they may not have the capabilities or time to keep up with client video production needs and may need to outsource.
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Yes, I Really DO Work From Home

I was at the bus stop waiting for my three elementary school kids to come strolling off the bus. While waiting, I was scrolling aimlessly through my Facebook feed. I suddenly stopped on a post with a comment about working from home, where the mom was lamenting that her family didn’t understand her working remotely, and didn’t think she needed a babysitter for her kids during her work hours if she was at home. As a parent who works from home, this really struck a chord with me. I have received s
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Is Social Media Necessary for Manufacturing?

Think social media is for b to c marketing only? Not in 2016. It’s rapidly changing. Social media has quickly become a great tool for b to b businesses to connect to new customers and increase sales. Furthermore, businesses are tuning out more traditional outlets like tradeshows and tuning into the Internet to catch a wider audience. And, companies are performing all their initial research online to narrow down prospects. Knowing all this evidence in favor of social media, which channel is best to use?
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One Can be the Loneliest Number... When you are a Freelancer

"One is the loneliest number that you'll ever do," as sung in Three Dog Night's One. Does this ring true for you if you are a freelancer? It does for me sometimes since especially as a freelance writer, I am often times by myself. If you feel like you lack a co-worker to turn to for resources, I have compiled a list of my favorite websites to help with your creativity in blogging and other freelance endeavors:
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